Rouse Hospital case report finds generally adequate care
The committee reports buildings in good repair and livestock in excellent condition. It finds medical attendance adequate overall, despite three days of Dr Blodgett’s illness, with Dr Hamilton and Dr Jacobs stepping in. Absences by the superintendent were with consent, not improper, and no serious neglect was found. They urge better physician compensation to ensure personal attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of
Warren County
Grand Jury
Rouse Hospital For
Wm. Highhouse
Frank Crocker
Samual Grossenburg
Rouse Hospital
Charles Ott
A. C G. Bloomfield
Hamilton
Garland
Morris
Bradey
Jacobs
Harrington
Wilcox
Ralston
Thayer
Egan
Michael Brady
N. P. Belnap
B. F. Smith
A. Barton
L. Barton
Kate Alger
W.J. Mead
Alice York
Mr. Morris
Mr. Davis
Bear Lake
Reading
Warren
Youngsville
Blodgett
L. T. Borcuxis
Wm. W. Hacue
R. E. Minugi
Oil Statistics Show Pennsylvania and New York Oil Output
Census figures combine Pennsylvania and New York crude oil production for 1889 at 21,486,402 barrels. Bradford district and Allegany county dominate with 7,158,362 barrels, while totals for counties such as Forest Warren Butler Clarion and Allegheny reflect mixed production and pipe line shipments complicating separation. The 1859–1889 comparison notes a peak in 1882 at 30,053,500 barrels and a 4,541,228 barrel decline from 1880 to 1889.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
New York
Bradford
Allegany
Barre
Allegany County
Forest County
Warren County
Butler
Clarion Counties
Tidioute
Titusville
Allegheny County
Beaver County
Washington County
Greene County
Franklin
Smith’s Ferry
Sad Death of Mrs Danial Norris a Clarendon Resident
January 14 mournful news from our town announces the death of Mrs. Danial Norris at age eighteen after a brief illness. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Conway of Clarendon, married in 1890 to Mr. Norris, with a short residence here. The funeral, January 16 at 11 30 conducted by Rev J G Greader included music by local singers, with ample floral tributes and the community’s heartfelt sympathy for the bereaved husband and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danial Noris
Norris
Aittle
Larold
Mrs. Norris
Morris
Wei
J. G. Greader
Clarendon
Stoneham
William
Warren
Frank
Ray
Tiona
Warren Class of 92 Holds Monthly Literary Exercises
On Friday last the class of 92 conducted monthly literary exercises in the central school academic room. Readings and recitations showed progress in the students work. The Warren Schools are second to none and when the new building is occupied our town will have a complete school system in the Keystone State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central School
Warren
Miss Elizabeth Yates to Lecture in Warren on Temperance
Maine educator Miss Elizabeth N Yates is billed to speak in Warren next month on total abstinence and temperance education. The piece highlights Loyal Temperance Legion activities, school programs, and calls for teaching children scientific temperance truths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth N. Yates
Maine
Warren
Mus
B. Morrison
Supt. Press
Court hearing spans week in Warren county torpedo case
The Court of Common Pleas in Warren county opened on January 18 with preliminary motions in multiple cases. Christianson vs. P. R. R. saw a rule to show cause for compulsory non-suit discharged. Bush & Belnap vs. Joek Sanford awarded verdict for defendant on 97 acre Glade township land dispute. James George vs. J. H. Lockwood ended with verdict for defendant amid a ~$600 account dispute. Fair & Breen vs. The Torpedo Co. ongoing after a denied non-suit motion, damages sought up to 8000 for ice house destruction near Oil City by a nitro glycerin explosion. Other cases neglected to arbitration or continued or settled with verdicts for plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
J. J. Henderson
Meadville
Christianson
Bush & Belnap
Joek Sanford
Indiectment
Glade Township
Messrs
Lindsey & Pormlee
Wm. D. Brown James George
J. H. Lockwood
Allegheny River
Oil City
Messrs. J. H. Oswer
Franklin
W. J. Breene
Wilbur & Sehmar
Warren
F. L. Blackmarr
Hinckley & Rice
Allen, Higgins & Allen
G. H. Waite
C.G. Davenport
B. A. Allen
Otto Agrelius
Oram Smith
B. E. Firth
James Crull
Darius Mead
Puilopena Fuelihart
W. H. Copeland
Willard White
New Public School Building Set for Feb 1 Occupancy
The new public school building at Third and East streets will be ready by February 1. Workers are finishing interiors and installing desks. The facility will ease crowding at the central school and provide better opportunities for younger students. The American Artists Alliance, based in Buffalo and Chicago, opens a local branch January 11 at 818 Water Street near the depot. They offer a free Crayon Portrait with frame purchases and promise quality artistry through Mr. J Le Roy. Portraits will be high quality, serving as local advertising to boost future orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary F. Lovell
State
Supt. Sci. Tem. Ins
Dr. Richardson
Howell Martin
Hopkins University
East Streets
Central School
The
American Artists Alliance
Buffalo
Chicago
J. le Roy
Water Street
Amenican Artists Alliance
Keeley
Innovations Opposed A Letter Defending Keeley Gold Cure
A lengthy defense by H. W. Lane argues against critics of the bichloride of gold Keeley treatment for alcoholism. Lane cites personal experience, cites Chicago and Dwight institute references, disputes Dr Smythe and Dr Davis, and urges newspaper support for the cure while condemning opposition as unfounded. Talks of cures, relapses, and the impact on families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lepert
Russery
Christ
Jerum
Keeley
Itgelt
Indiana
Polis
Jan
National Bichloride Club
Indaina Medical Society
G. O. Smythe
M. D
Smythe
de. Davis
Dwight
Adam
Keeley Institute
Buffalo Evening News
Strange Death Trap Executed by Unique Machine
Canon City Colorado Fan 21 reports Dr Graves faces a one of a kind execution device. A fixed chamber holds a pulley system and a 600 pound weight balanced by a water vessel and spring door. On stepping on the door the device releases the weight, yanking the doomed man upward to break his neck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canon Ciry
Democratic National Convention Chosen for Chicago June 2
Chicago January 21 The Democratic National Committee selected Chicago as the convention site on the fifteenth ballot with June 2 set as the date. First and fifteenth ballots listed New York Milwaukee San Francisco Cincinnati Detroit St Paul Indianapolis Rangers City Chicago Detroit Kansas City Milwaukee St Paul Chicago. Secretary Harrity seated replacing W L Scott. Furnished lumber for the Monitor. Road improvement meeting set at Courthouse January 30 at 1 30 pm for Farmers Club. Baxter's Mandrake Bitters advertised. Various sales pitches for blood purifiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasarmaron
Democratic National Committee
Chicago
New York
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Detroit
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Rangers City
Kansas City
St. Paull
Harrity
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism Promises Rapid Relief
Rheumatism cured in a day and neuralgia in three days with a “Mystic Cure” that allegedly removes the cause instantly. The ad claims immediate improvement after the first dose, priced at 75 cents, offered by LG Noyes & Co. druggists in Warren Pa, with additional notes about perfumes and fragrances from Siegfried & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LG. Noyes & Co
Druggista
Warren
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Horton’s
OIL Statistics
Fiona
Loyal Temperance Legion
Loyal Legion
East Warren
Mandell
Neilie Lounsbury
Corydon
B. Dovunry
Evansville
Ind
Little Lulu Revis
Loyal Temperance Legion of Indiana
Little Lulu
Union
L T. L’s
Eam
Eilizabeth N. Kates
Boston School of Expression
China
Torpedo Company
Dr. Graves
PLACE
W. G. Hunt
Connecticut Canal
Farmers’ Club
Siegfried & Co
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